Career Finder: What are the career choice goals for the year?

The aim of a career choice year is for you to be able to make an informed decision about your future career or apprenticeship at the end. A career choice year or continuing education, further training supports you in systematically discovering your strengths, interests and opportunities.

In the course of a career choice year, the focus is typically on the following goals:

• Develop self-awareness: better understand your own abilities, interests and values
• Get to know the variety of professions: explore different occupational fields and training paths
• Making realistic decisions: matching suitable professions with your skills
• Reach application maturity: Training your CV, cover letter and appearance
• Gain security: develop a clear perspective for an apprenticeship or secondary school

A career choice year or continuing education, further training combines tests, practical insights and coaching to help you find out which path suits you best, not just in theory but also in practice. It's not just about information, but above all about orientation and personal development.

Conclusion: The career choice year helps you to reduce uncertainty and make a clear decision about your professional future. Find out about suitable offers or request non-binding documents to help you plan your path.